Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order - 10 Details The Teaser Secretly Revealed
6. Is This Cal's Old Clone Unit?
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While it's a given we'll get to know more of Cal in the months leading up to Fallen Order's release, one scene that is a little more difficult to place involves the character on an unknown forest planet. If you look closely, you can see him stood over a deceased clone trooper, and it may be the key to figuring out the date of Fallen Order and Cal's role in the Clone Wars.
Not to venture too far into speculative territory, but It might be possible that this is where Cal's unit betrayed him and his master. He picks up a hologram that issued the command for Order 66, and he looks mournful in that shot. Clearly something of great significance has happened here.
The trooper Kestis is stood over is donned in green markings. Fortunately, not many clone units wore green, and while fans may instantly think of the 41st Elite Corps who served under Yoda at Kashyyyk, it's far more likely that the trooper here belongs to the 442nd Siege Battalion, who've received little to no exploration in either the Legends or present canon.
That presents a great opportunity for Respawn, and with the Battalion's most famous engagement being on Cato Neimoida - a lush green planet that looks similar to the one seen in the trailer - could that be a destination we see in the game too?
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